
Simulation
Operations
Connect operational signals into one governed model so trade-offs are clear before action is taken.
Workflow 1 — Throughput Stress Envelope
Blue: Demand forecast · Grey: Max capacity · Red: Constrained capacity · Shaded: Volatility band
82%
3 critical nodes
18%
+11%
Recommended actions
Causal timeline
Throughput Stress Envelope
Bottleneck signal feeds constraint impact allocation.
Impact → Rebalance
Impact scores feed node-level optimisation and cost-to-serve.
Constraint Impact Allocation
Allocation feeds operating model rebalance.
Model → Systems
Model changes feed MES / WMS scheduling and capacity plans.
Operating Model Rebalance Map
Model changes committed to ERP / MES / WMS.
Where demand crosses constrained capacity → amber/red
Establishes operational constraint envelope.
























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